The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...: Accurately Revised ... Adorned with Copper-plates; with Some Account of the Author's Life, and Notes Historical and Explanatory, Volume 1C. Bathurst, 1764 |
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Page iv
... farther than he is guilty , and that his faults may not be multiplied by the ignorant , the unnatural , and uncharitable applications of those , who I have have neither candour to fuppofe good mean- ings , nor iv APOLOGY . AN.
... farther than he is guilty , and that his faults may not be multiplied by the ignorant , the unnatural , and uncharitable applications of those , who I have have neither candour to fuppofe good mean- ings , nor iv APOLOGY . AN.
Page v
... mean- ings , nor palate to diftinguifh true ones . After which , he will forfeit his life , if any one opinion can be fairly deduced from that book , which is contrary to religion or mora- lity . Why fhould any clergyman of our church ...
... mean- ings , nor palate to diftinguifh true ones . After which , he will forfeit his life , if any one opinion can be fairly deduced from that book , which is contrary to religion or mora- lity . Why fhould any clergyman of our church ...
Page ii
... mean myself . And I was just going on , in the usual method , to peruse a hundred or two of dedications , and tranfcribe an abstract to be applied to your lordship ; but I was diverted by a certain accident : for , upon the covers of ...
... mean myself . And I was just going on , in the usual method , to peruse a hundred or two of dedications , and tranfcribe an abstract to be applied to your lordship ; but I was diverted by a certain accident : for , upon the covers of ...
Page v
... mean , instead of running on fo far upon the praife of our patrons liberality , to fpend a word or two in admiring their patience . I can put no greater compliment on your lord- fhip's , than by giving you fo ample an occa- fion to ...
... mean , instead of running on fo far upon the praife of our patrons liberality , to fpend a word or two in admiring their patience . I can put no greater compliment on your lord- fhip's , than by giving you fo ample an occa- fion to ...
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... means warrant : however , I beg you to accept it as a fpeci- men of our learning , our politenefs , and our wit . I do therefore affirm upon the word of a fincere man , that there is now actually in being a certain poet , called John ...
... means warrant : however , I beg you to accept it as a fpeci- men of our learning , our politenefs , and our wit . I do therefore affirm upon the word of a fincere man , that there is now actually in being a certain poet , called John ...
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